By Jeremy Osborne, Chair of the Board for the Greater Brazos Valley PartnershipBy Jeremy Osborne Each year, thousands of graduates leave Texas A&M equipped with the skills to build companies, advance industries, and contribute to growing economies. The question for Bryan–College Station is not whether we can produce talent—it is whether we can create the conditions that keep it here. In today’s economy, those conditions begin with infrastructure.Robust broadband connectivity

OVERNIGHT PARKING IN SOUTHSIDE AND EASTGATE AREAS The City of College Station is in the early stages of a plan to limit overnight parking in certain areas. There was a public meeting in September 2025 to gather input from concerned citizens, and followup discussions at council meetings. However, the city has not taken definitive action on the issue as of the time of this post. This effort appears to be the next big issue facing our neighborhoods. CSAN will keep you updated th

CSAN HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING A LARRY J. RINGER LIBRARY Last night, CSAN held its annual meeting at the Larry J. Ringer Library from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. Turnout was great, and included two City Council members, Bob Yancy and David White. CSAN provided a complimentary meal of sandwiches, chips, water, and homemade cupcakes—thank you to Caron Davis for baking those delicious treats! The meeting agenda included an overview of CSAN’s activities and initiatives over the past year, a spec

MIDDLE HOUSING ZONING "Middle Housing" is a new zoning classification adopted by the City on October 27, 2022 ( Ordinance #2022-4399 ). This classification was created to: Accommodate an ever-growing student population, Acknowledge the reality of what was already happening in some neighborhoods, and Provide protection to other neighborhoods from incompatible housing types (Ag Shacks, etc.). This post will answer a number of questions about Middle Housing Zoning to help you un